Holbrooke op. 6b, Andante and Presto vs Adagio and Rondo
Posted: Fri Dec 09, 2011 7:02 am
I downloaded the Adagio and Rondo thinking it was a different piece, but found it is the Andante and Presto op.6b. I found on a website listing Holbrooke's pieces (not Grove, so I don't know how authoritative) that op.6 is a violin sonata. I have requested the violin sonata in Score Requests, but my questions is this:
If Holbrooke did a straight transcription of two movements that in one work are called "Adagio and Rondo"", but renamed the piece "Andante and Presto", then gave it the same opus number with a "b" suffix, which title should it get as the clarinet piece? Actually, I'm not sure Holbrooke gave it that number, since it doesn't appear on the clarinet piece at all. (I still need to see the Violn Sonata to verify that it did come from there.)
In any case Adagio and Rondo are movement indications, not the original title (which is Violin Sonata).
If Holbrooke did a straight transcription of two movements that in one work are called "Adagio and Rondo"", but renamed the piece "Andante and Presto", then gave it the same opus number with a "b" suffix, which title should it get as the clarinet piece? Actually, I'm not sure Holbrooke gave it that number, since it doesn't appear on the clarinet piece at all. (I still need to see the Violn Sonata to verify that it did come from there.)
In any case Adagio and Rondo are movement indications, not the original title (which is Violin Sonata).